Americans Seek Stricter regulation of business - Los Angeles Times

Stricter regulation of business sought, Americans say - Los Angeles Times

A new Los Angeles Times/Bloomberg national poll shows Bagley is far from alone. The survey found that nearly three-quarters of respondents thought the lack of regulation was partly responsible for the current financial and housing crises. The need for stronger regulation of financial markets was cited most as the top issue for the presidential candidates to address in the remaining weeks of the campaign.

And nearly half of those surveyed now think there is too little regulation of business.

The power of propaganda

At its root, the entire financial crisis is due to the excess dollars printed by the Fed in connivance with the US Treasury. It was profitable for banks and others to join th party - and was exensive tostay away from this party. The total sum of excess dollars printed is now estimated more than US20-50 trillion - in the last 10 years.

Now these same authorities who printed this excess money, are expected by the American people to supervize the financial sector.

Can we trust the fox to guard the hen coop? Can anything be more illogical?

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